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Reply #60 posted 01/20/05 2:56pm

MIGUELGOMEZ

Nothinbutjoy said:

Disciplining a child doesn't mean all you do is hit him or her. In fact, as bkw suggests, hitting a kid makes things worse. But for some reason it has become bad to set limits for kids. Like you're abusing them or something.

Shows like "Supernanny" are breaking out for a reason. Many parents have no clue how to deal with their kids.







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Reply #61 posted 01/20/05 2:56pm

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Nothinbutjoy said:

Disciplining a child doesn't mean all you do is hit him or her. In fact, as bkw suggests, hitting a kid makes things worse. But for some reason it has become bad to set limits for kids. Like you're abusing them or something.

Shows like "Supernanny" are breaking out for a reason. Many parents have no clue how to deal with their kids.


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Reply #62 posted 01/20/05 3:02pm

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It's just so heart warming to come into this place and see everyone condoning the physical assault of children. It treally warms my heart.

This neglected child (which she surely is) is a product or her terrible parents. The reaction of the mother to this commotion speaks volumes.

I guess hitting a neglected child teaches her a real lesson in how society works. I'm sure she'll remember that when she get her next beating.



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Reply #63 posted 01/20/05 4:31pm

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Part of why I watch Supernanny is to understand why these kids act this way and how to react. I don't understand my brother & sister in law's parenting style.. at all. My niece is very intelligent but can be a downright brat sometimes and *I* want to say something. She used to bite kids at day care.. and totally abuses the family dog. My brother tells her in a stern voice NOT to hurt the dog, but she giggles and does it anyway. ANd continues to do it. I want to hit my niece and show her how it feels! mad But my brother says hitting her would only reinforce bad behavior. sigh So how do I deal?

Shaming used to be big when I was a kid.. my mom used to count to three... at 2 1/2 I was behaving alright. I asked her the other day.. "what happened at three? did u ever spank me?" she said, that's the sign of a good parent - you don't remember if i spanked you" lol I was sure afraid of getting ot three though.. hmmm, i wonder if parents now are spread too thin that they don't give enough attention to the kids, causing them to act up? hmm
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Reply #64 posted 01/20/05 4:33pm

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Look, I saw the title of this thread and was all prepared to come on here and gripe about nobody should ever be hit (unless they are consenting adults who ask nicely mr.green ).

But come ON. This kid deserved a bag-o-buns upside the head. That's not to say it was right. It's to say that she DESERVED it. It's a subtle difference.wink

Ever seen the Chris Rock bit, ". . .but I understand". . .? Totally apropo. lol
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Reply #65 posted 01/20/05 4:41pm

TheOrgerFormer
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IstenSzek said:

"alright you little devil's bitch, I can
play that game if you can".
spitI think I love you.


Good for you! I would have done the exact same thing.
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Reply #66 posted 01/20/05 4:42pm

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IstenSzek said:

superspaceboy said:


That lil bitch needs SSB's Tobasco remedy nod



man, she had such an evil twisted look in her eyes,
I swear she probably drinks that stuff with some of
her demon mates, just for kicks

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I didn't think it could get funnier!! falloff
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Reply #67 posted 01/20/05 4:47pm

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Tom said:



omg

that's her!

No more, please!!! spit
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Reply #68 posted 01/20/05 4:50pm

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worship we are not worthy we are not worthy..


fucking amazing smile u shoulda pegged her ass with a tube of those pillsbury biscuits
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Reply #69 posted 01/20/05 4:54pm

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bkw said:

It's just so heart warming to come into this place and see everyone condoning the physical assault of children. It treally warms my heart.

This neglected child (which she surely is) is a product or her terrible parents. The reaction of the mother to this commotion speaks volumes.

I guess hitting a neglected child teaches her a real lesson in how society works. I'm sure she'll remember that when she get her next beating.
Ya know what, B? I was a neglected kid. I did not go into to stores having hissy fits and misbehaving. Yeah we could blame the parent but you can be damn sure that kid knew right from wrong. If the demon seed would have hit me, I would have hit her ass back. It's very obvious the parent isn't disciplining the kid. It takes a village.
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Reply #70 posted 01/20/05 5:03pm

MrJoker

Parents like that shouldn't be allowed to procreate. They're only dumbing down the gene pool.
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Reply #71 posted 01/20/05 5:21pm

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She belted out so loud at this unexpected strike that the whole
damn store stopped breathing.

Except for her mother who just went..


I'm shocked that the mother didn't hear her kid cry out much less give a shit. It was the mum who deserved a slap in my opinion..

If my kid misbehaved like this in public I would deal with them..this mother obvioulsy wasn't..While I can understand the anger and frustration that was felt..still, I would go ape if anyone hit my child. Absolutely.

Telling them off..sure...but a stranger striking them would be absolutely out of the question regardless of what they had done.

Sorry, it's not a popular opinion but shrug

I wouldn't hit anyones kid no matter what and would expect the same back.
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Reply #72 posted 01/20/05 5:27pm

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She belted out so loud at this unexpected strike that the whole
damn store stopped breathing.

Except for her mother who just went..


I'm shocked that the mother didn't hear her kid cry out much less give a shit. It was the mum who deserved a slap in my opinion..

If my kid misbehaved like this in public I would deal with them..this mother obvioulsy wasn't..While I can understand the anger and frustration that was felt..still, I would go ape if anyone hit my child. Absolutely.

Telling them off..sure...but a stranger striking them would be absolutely out of the question regardless of what they had done.

Sorry, it's not a popular opinion but shrug

I wouldn't hit anyones kid no matter what and would expect the same back.
[Edited 1/20/05 17:25pm]
Damn rational Orgers!! mad
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Reply #73 posted 01/20/05 6:00pm

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MrJoker said:

Parents like that shouldn't be allowed to procreate. They're only dumbing down the gene pool.


I keep saying that one should have to fill out an application to have a kid..like make it ILLEGAL to have them unless the parent (s) and fit and can take care of kids financially.

but NOOOO. noone listens to my voice of reason.

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Reply #74 posted 01/20/05 6:05pm

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Neversin said:

Pearle said:

Um yeah.....no, it's never okay to strike a child in anger.

Bullshit...
No one is too young or too old to be striken, if a kid wants to play rough it should expect to be treated rough...

Neversin.



kids cant be expected to rationalise a situation the way an adult would. I dont believe you should expect them too or react to them in the same way you would to an adult. Age does make a difference and it should..HOw can you NOT take into the account the mental capacity of a child..you should!
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Reply #75 posted 01/20/05 8:12pm

Byron

Sorry, can't condone it, no matter how humorously it was described here...

There are too many ways of dealing with this without having to stoop to the level of an obviously emotionally and spiritually neglected little girl...your issues were actually with the mother, because her actions have dictated her daughter's behavior. Not knowing what this family's story is, all I can think is that neither them nor you were served very well by deciding that anger justifies physical violence...that little girl may have been using physical violence against you for that very same reason, anger. Only her anger may be a mask for insecurity, fear, lonliness..whatever it is she is experiencing within her living environment.

Better to have changed checkout lines, felt some pride in doing the right thing...and said a silent prayer for both these obviously lost souls.
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Reply #76 posted 01/20/05 8:55pm

charlottegelin

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

All my mom had to do was give me a look. It wouldn't even be a mean look, it would be kind of a smile.

biggrin mine too! plus she would say (in swedish so no-one would understand) in a really pleasant voice "I'll cut off your ears with a rusty bread knife!"
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Reply #77 posted 01/20/05 9:23pm

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Lleena said:

She belted out so loud at this unexpected strike that the whole
damn store stopped breathing.

Except for her mother who just went..


I'm shocked that the mother didn't hear her kid cry out much less give a shit. It was the mum who deserved a slap in my opinion..

If my kid misbehaved like this in public I would deal with them..this mother obvioulsy wasn't..While I can understand the anger and frustration that was felt..still, I would go ape if anyone hit my child. Absolutely.

Telling them off..sure...but a stranger striking them would be absolutely out of the question regardless of what they had done.
Sorry, it's not a popular opinion but shrug

I wouldn't hit anyones kid no matter what and would expect the same back.
[Edited 1/20/05 17:25pm]

Absolutely spot on. hug

If anyone touched my kids then.....
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Reply #78 posted 01/20/05 9:27pm

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TheOrgerFormerlyKnownAs said:

bkw said:

It's just so heart warming to come into this place and see everyone condoning the physical assault of children. It treally warms my heart.

This neglected child (which she surely is) is a product or her terrible parents. The reaction of the mother to this commotion speaks volumes.

I guess hitting a neglected child teaches her a real lesson in how society works. I'm sure she'll remember that when she get her next beating.
Ya know what, B? I was a neglected kid. I did not go into to stores having hissy fits and misbehaving. Yeah we could blame the parent but you can be damn sure that kid knew right from wrong. If the demon seed would have hit me, I would have hit her ass back. It's very obvious the parent isn't disciplining the kid. It takes a village.
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Stymie, I know what you are saying, but there are different forms of neglect and abuse. Not every kid will act the same way. I think this kid just wanted attention that her mother (and probably father I'll bet) doesnt give her. I blame the parents, they are the ones that need to be hit across the chops. Not the victim.
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Reply #79 posted 01/20/05 9:28pm

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Byron said:

Sorry, can't condone it, no matter how humorously it was described here...

There are too many ways of dealing with this without having to stoop to the level of an obviously emotionally and spiritually neglected little girl...your issues were actually with the mother, because her actions have dictated her daughter's behavior. Not knowing what this family's story is, all I can think is that neither them nor you were served very well by deciding that anger justifies physical violence...that little girl may have been using physical violence against you for that very same reason, anger. Only her anger may be a mask for insecurity, fear, lonliness..whatever it is she is experiencing within her living environment.

Better to have changed checkout lines, felt some pride in doing the right thing...and said a silent prayer for both these obviously lost souls.

Well said Byron. nod
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Reply #80 posted 01/20/05 9:37pm

heybaby

i would be upset if a stranger hit my child...but that wouldn't happen 'cause i keep my boys in check. that kid deserved something. no "oh sweety thats not right" or "your gonna need a timeout" sounds far beyond this child. my kids have gotten spankings but its rare 'cause they know mama and daddy don't play that. yes ma'am and yes sir are in order. why is it that back in the day people knew how to raise kids and now all of a sudden everybody needs help?
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Reply #81 posted 01/20/05 9:41pm

heybaby

see this got me. when i was working at osco drug store, this woman came up to me and asked me to help her with her child. so i'm thinking the kid is hurt or something. i come over and the kid is sitting on the floor. she says "he won't get up" then she says "honey, it's time to go we have to leave now". so she looks at me like 'see he won't listen'. i just say "pick him up and carry him out" so then she does this and that's the end of that! i just thought it was really stupid. pick his ass up and take him out. you are the parent and he is the child.
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Reply #82 posted 01/20/05 9:42pm

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heybaby said:

i would be upset if a stranger hit my child...but that wouldn't happen 'cause i keep my boys in check. that kid deserved something. no "oh sweety thats not right" or "your gonna need a timeout" sounds far beyond this child. my kids have gotten spankings but its rare 'cause they know mama and daddy don't play that. yes ma'am and yes sir are in order. why is it that back in the day people knew how to raise kids and now all of a sudden everybody needs help?

You have your kids call you "sir" and "ma'am"? eek

p.s this may be an American thing I suppose?
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Reply #83 posted 01/20/05 9:44pm

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heybaby said:

see this got me. when i was working at osco drug store, this woman came up to me and asked me to help her with her child. so i'm thinking the kid is hurt or something. i come over and the kid is sitting on the floor. she says "he won't get up" then she says "honey, it's time to go we have to leave now". so she looks at me like 'see he won't listen'. i just say "pick him up and carry him out" so then she does this and that's the end of that! i just thought it was really stupid. pick his ass up and take him out. you are the parent and he is the child.

Are you trying to make the argument of good parenting for us? Of course that is the answer! Why hit the victim in the story given above?
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Reply #84 posted 01/20/05 9:49pm

sweetserene

bkw said:

You have your kids call you "sir" and "ma'am"? eek

p.s this may be an American thing I suppose?
[Edited 1/20/05 21:45pm]


I've seen a few parents in America do that but it's not a really common thing...at least not here in Florida. Maybe more in the midwest.
Here it's generally seen as a little...you know... :cuckoo: No offense Heybaby
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Reply #85 posted 01/20/05 9:50pm

heybaby

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heybaby said:

i would be upset if a stranger hit my child...but that wouldn't happen 'cause i keep my boys in check. that kid deserved something. no "oh sweety thats not right" or "your gonna need a timeout" sounds far beyond this child. my kids have gotten spankings but its rare 'cause they know mama and daddy don't play that. yes ma'am and yes sir are in order. why is it that back in the day people knew how to raise kids and now all of a sudden everybody needs help?

You have your kids call you "sir" and "ma'am"? eek
lol

they call us mom and dad but when we call them for something or they are answering a question we ask they say "yes sir" to their dad and "yes ma'am" to me. its called respect. my oldest child gets straight A's and my two youngest get A's and B's. they all get awards for being good in school and being responsible. How do they get rewarded? they have a xbox and gamecube and plenty of toys and a huge library of books that i buy and collect from librarys that give away books. my kids don't get spankings unless its really major like going somewhere and i didn't know (my oldest and middle did this once and only once) we respect them and love them. they know this so they respect me and know that what we do is to make them better adults and able to stand on their own two feet.
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Reply #86 posted 01/20/05 9:56pm

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heybaby said:

bkw said:


You have your kids call you "sir" and "ma'am"? eek
lol

they call us mom and dad but when we call them for something or they are answering a question we ask they say "yes sir" to their dad and "yes ma'am" to me. its called respect. my oldest child gets straight A's and my two youngest get A's and B's. they all get awards for being good in school and being responsible. How do they get rewarded? they have a xbox and gamecube and plenty of toys and a huge library of books that i buy and collect from librarys that give away books. my kids don't get spankings unless its really major like going somewhere and i didn't know (my oldest and middle did this once and only once) we respect them and love them. they know this so they respect me and know that what we do is to make them better adults and able to stand on their own two feet.

That's why I added in the comment about it maybe being a cultural thing. smile

I dont agree with spanking kids but i wont get in that argument again because I think we have to agree to disagree on that one.
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Reply #87 posted 01/20/05 9:59pm

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That lil bitch needs SSB's Tobasco remedy nod



That will teach her falloff wait till it all comes out of her as she shits falloff
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Reply #88 posted 01/20/05 10:02pm

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I called my parents by their names, was spanked maybe twice ever, was grounded maybe 4 times (each time the grounding was lifted after an hour because my dad felt bad), never really had any punishment, never had a curfew, and I always got straight A's- I even went to many academic competitions including the Math Bowl, the Creative Writing Contest, and won the county Spelling Bee. I was Respected and therefore gave respect in kind- without having my spirit broken. Being respected made me respect myself and that made me behave better, and made me so grateful that I wanted to thank them by rising to the occasion. Remember that more than just about anything, kids want to be adults, or at least treated like adults.
It's a shame when people don't see how they can have the best of both worlds in a situation, especially when it involves innocent children at their mercy.

Have you ever thought about how European children tend to be more mature than American kids? Don't get me wrong, I love America and everything, but kids are given more respect and given more freedoms at earlier ages. There is psychology you can work with.


P.S. This is not a question or argument pointed to anyone in particular.
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Reply #89 posted 01/20/05 11:01pm

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luv4u said:

superspaceboy said:


That lil bitch needs SSB's Tobasco remedy nod



That will teach her falloff wait till it all comes out of her as she shits falloff


Oh I was talking the other way around. Had you read what my remedy is? I had posted it on the Super Nanny thread. I had said just a dab to the anus will teach her a lesson she'll never forget. Forget the mouth...go for the jugular. lol

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